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Healthcare Intelligence Companies in 2026

Healthcare intelligence companies sell data and analytics platforms that describe the healthcare market: who the providers and physicians are, what care is delivered and billed (claims and referral data), what it costs (price transparency and negotiated rates), and where demand is moving. Pharma, medtech, payers, providers and investors use these products for commercial targeting, market sizing, network strategy and research.

  1. IQVIA
  2. Definitive Healthcare
  3. Komodo Health
  4. Datavant
  5. H1
  6. Veeva Systems
  7. HealthVerity
  8. Turquoise Health
  9. Trilliant Health
  10. DataLily AI

Healthcare Intelligence Companies to know

These companies were chosen because their core product is healthcare data or market intelligence, not clinical AI or care delivery, which belong on the Healthcare AI page. That covers provider and HCP reference data, de-identified claims and real-world data, data linkage, price transparency and commercial analytics. They are selected using notability, judged by public-market scale or reported funding, adoption by pharma, payers and providers, and press coverage. Every company listed was operating as of October 2026.

  1. IQVIA logo

    IQVIA

    Healthcare data, analytics and clinical research services for life sciences

    IQVIA was formed in October 2016 when Quintiles merged with IMS Health. Its Technology & Analytics Solutions segment provides healthcare data, analytics and software built on access to more than 1 billion anonymized patient records. It also runs a large contract research business, and its reported 2025 revenue was $16.3 billion.

    Headquarters
    Durham, North Carolina, USA
  2. Definitive Healthcare logo

    Definitive Healthcare

    Healthcare commercial intelligence on providers, facilities and claims

    Definitive Healthcare runs a SaaS platform with data on healthcare organizations and professionals, including affiliations, financials, quality and claims-based activity. It sells to life sciences, medtech and provider sales and strategy teams. In September 2026 the company received a non-binding indication of interest from Advent International to acquire the shares not already owned by Advent and founder Jason Krantz.

    Headquarters
    Framingham, Massachusetts, USA
  3. Komodo Health logo

    Komodo Health

    De-identified patient journey data and analytics for life sciences

    Komodo Health maintains the Healthcare Map, a de-identified dataset that tracks patient encounters across roughly 330 million patients. Life sciences companies use it through analytics software such as MapLab, along with tools for KOL profiling, field insights and drug market projections.

    Headquarters
    New York, New York, USA
  4. Datavant logo

    Datavant

    Healthcare data connectivity, linkage and exchange network

    Datavant provides privacy-preserving tokenization and record linkage, plus health data exchange and release-of-information services. It serves life sciences companies, payers, providers and analytics firms. It merged with Ciox Health in June 2021 and acquired real-world evidence company Aetion in July 2025.

    Headquarters
    New York, New York, USA
  5. H1 logo

    H1

    Physician and provider data platform for life sciences and health plans

    H1 maintains data on healthcare professionals, research sites and providers. Life sciences companies use it for clinical trial site selection, medical affairs and prescriber targeting, and health plans use it for provider directory management. It acquired Ribbon Health in January 2025, Veda in June 2025 and Defacto Health in September 2026.

    Headquarters
    New York, New York, USA
  6. Veeva Systems logo

    Veeva Systems

    Life sciences cloud software with patient and prescriber data products

    Veeva Systems sells cloud software and data to the life sciences industry. Its Veeva Compass product provides anonymized longitudinal patient data plus prescriber- and national-level prescription and procedure projections for U.S. biopharma commercialization. It acquired Crossix, a privacy-safe patient data and analytics company, in October 2019.

    Headquarters
    Pleasanton, California, USA
  7. HealthVerity logo

    HealthVerity

    Real-world data exchange and privacy-preserving data linkage

    HealthVerity runs a marketplace and infrastructure for licensing, linking and governing de-identified real-world data such as claims and pharmacy records. Pharma companies, government agencies and other data users use it to source and connect datasets.

    Headquarters
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
  8. Turquoise Health logo

    Turquoise Health

    Healthcare price transparency and negotiated-rate data platform

    Turquoise Health collects hospital and payer price transparency files and turns them into searchable negotiated-rate data. Providers and payers use it for contract analysis and benchmarking, and it also works on bundled payments and simpler contract formats.

    Headquarters
    San Diego, California, USA
  9. Trilliant Health logo

    Trilliant Health

    Healthcare market intelligence on demand, supply and rates

    Trilliant Health sells a market intelligence platform built around three areas: demand (Markets), provider supply (Providers) and negotiated prices (Rates). Health systems and other healthcare stakeholders use it for strategy work. It also publishes research on the health economy and offers Oria, an AI strategist tool.

    Headquarters
    Brentwood, Tennessee, USA
  10. DataLily AI logo

    DataLily AI

    The world model for US healthcare.

    DataLily AI is a healthcare market intelligence platform that shows what insurers pay, who does the most procedures, who owns what and which coverage rules changed, across every US market. Every figure is dated and labeled Fact, Signal or Estimate.

    Headquarters
    Madison, Wisconsin, USA

Healthcare Intelligence Companies at a glance

Healthcare Intelligence Companies: headquarters and focus
CompanyHeadquartersFocus
IQVIADurham, North Carolina, USAreal-world data, pharma commercial analytics
Definitive HealthcareFramingham, Massachusetts, USAprovider data, commercial intelligence
Komodo HealthNew York, New York, USAclaims data, real-world data
DatavantNew York, New York, USAdata linkage, real-world data
H1New York, New York, USAHCP data, provider data
Veeva SystemsPleasanton, California, USApharma commercial data, prescriber data
HealthVerityPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USAreal-world data, claims data
Turquoise HealthSan Diego, California, USAprice transparency, payer data
Trilliant HealthBrentwood, Tennessee, USAmarket intelligence, provider strategy
DataLily AIMadison, Wisconsin, USAmarket intelligence, negotiated rates

Frequently asked questions

What is a healthcare intelligence company?

It is a company whose main product is data or analytics about the healthcare market, such as provider and physician data, de-identified claims, referral patterns or negotiated prices. Pharma, medtech, payers and providers use these products for targeting, strategy and research. Examples include IQVIA, Definitive Healthcare and Komodo Health.

Which healthcare intelligence companies are publicly traded?

IQVIA (NYSE: IQV), Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) and Definitive Healthcare (Nasdaq: DH) are public. In September 2026 Definitive Healthcare received a non-binding indication of interest from Advent International to take the company private.

Which companies focus on healthcare price transparency data?

Turquoise Health builds negotiated-rate data from hospital and payer transparency files and raised a $40M Series C in March 2026. Trilliant Health also has a Rates product alongside its demand and provider-supply analytics.

How does Komodo Health differ from Definitive Healthcare?

Komodo Health is built around its Healthcare Map, a de-identified patient-journey dataset covering about 330 million patients, used mostly by life sciences companies. Definitive Healthcare is built around reference data on healthcare organizations and professionals (affiliations, financials, quality) and sells to commercial teams in life sciences, medtech and provider markets.

Which companies provide physician and provider data?

H1 maintains HCP and provider data for life sciences and health plans, and expanded by acquiring Ribbon Health (January 2025), Veda (June 2025) and Defacto Health (September 2026). Definitive Healthcare and Veeva (Compass Prescriber) also provide prescriber and provider-level data.

How do healthcare intelligence companies differ from healthcare AI companies?

Healthcare intelligence companies sell market and claims data and analytics to commercial, strategy and research teams. Healthcare AI companies build clinical or care-delivery products such as ambient documentation, diagnostic imaging AI or drug discovery.

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About this directory: OpenCurious curates this list for researchers, founders, operators and buyers. Company descriptions and headquarters are based on publicly reported information as of and change often; figures a company reports about itself are its own claims. This is an editorial selection, not a paid ranking: no company paid to be listed, and companies appear in no particular order. Company names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify each company. See our editorial policy. To suggest a company or a correction, email hello@opencurious.com.

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